that essentially says to foreign banks, if you're doing business with banks in iran that we have defrg nadefg designated per rif raters, you can't do business with u.s. ins stungss. we are institutions. we are embarked on an effort to put financial pressure on iran by, you know, by encouraging foreign financial institutions not to transact with these defg nate the proliferators, defrg nated terror supporters in iran. we can do that. we have the capacity to the do that by essentially saying, if want access to the u.s. market, you need to conduct yourselves in a way that we think is consistent with isolating these entities. you know, there's a very, very important objective here. it's one that is shared broadly around the world, which is to address the concerns with iran's nuclear program. that's what the legislation was about. the foreign sanctions evaders executive order is specifically focused on iran and syria. you know, to -- two problems that have widespread international agreement in terms of the need to get, to have them addressed, and you know, we are, you know -- on the one hand, we a